Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
TFLEGRAPHIC RREYITIES.

The oarsman Teemer met with painful
accident in Boston.
ParsoI. Downs has sued his old congrega-
ton for back salary.
Two men were killed in a railroad coils
ion at Percival, Neb.
Action has been commenced at Kingston,
Ontario, to unseat Sir John Macdonald.
James Finley, who was hurt in the Idaho
mine, at Grass Valley, has died OF his in
jurieS.
The Rocky Glen Gold Mining Company
has been incorporated to mine in Nevada
county.
John Williams, of Santa Clara, who was
charged with branding cattle unlawfully,
has been acquitted.
The Chicago Anarchists say they will
have liquor at the widows benefit, despite
the order of the Mayor.
Thomas Greer, we'll known citizen of
St. Helena, met with serious accident on
Wednesday by runaway team.
Archbishop Abbott Boniface WINNER, OF
the o. S. B., founder of the Benedictine
Order in the United States is dead.
The hardware store of Simmons & EN-
erson, at San Luis Obispo, was entered and
$3.50 worth of firearms and cutlery taken.
Heavy rains have caused freshet in the
Columbia river, which has carried all the
logs down the stream, entailing serious
loss.
A special train has arrived in San Diego
bearing 300 men and women from Chicago,
who will be employed by the Hotel Cor
onado.
Conductor Luzzen fell from a freight car
Dc u
basco, and the wheels Of the car cut of
both his feet.
The jury brought in a verdict of acquittal
in the case OF Cleary, charged with COM
plicity in the murder of Constable Whele-
han in Ireland.
Adam Charles, Andy Miller and William
Smith (colored), were lynched near Rives,
Tenn, for criminally assaulting a ten-year-
old girl in lonely wood. The girl will
probably die.
The libel suit, at Dublin, of Joyce against
his former employer, the Marquis of Clan
ricardo, for $50 900 damages, has resulted
in verdict for the plaintiff, who was
awarded S12 800.
Edward Harrington, NJ. P, has been
sentenced to one months Imprisonment
without hard labor on a charge of publish
pressed branches of the National League
A Senator who has taken deep interest
! in the fisheries controversy from the be-
ginning said he had an impression that the
Joint commission will agree to a treaty
perhaps with bounty to American fisher
men.
John Corrigan and Mrs. Mack, widow,
have been arrested at Dover, n. j., for muir
| 4 a ttx-p al uir RI
or Mack Corrigan has been living with
the widow ten years. He threw the child
into well. There are threats of lynching
| him.
All the Eastern lines are waking up to
! the extent of the California travel, the latest
roads to come into line being the New York
Central and the Pennsylvania. Those
roads have issued circulars advertising Cali
fornia excursions at reduced rates, and
their action will undoubtedly further in
crease the volume of west bound travel.
The Directors of the American Baseball
Association met Yesterday, and the pennant
| was formally awarded to the st. Louis
Club, and the standing of the clubs was
officially declared, as follows: ST. Louis
first, Cincinnati second, Baltimore third
Louisville fourth, Athletics fifth, Brook
Ign sixth, Metropolitan seventh, Cleveland
eighth.
The latest information from Taleuuah
Indian Territory, is that the Dowing party,
tired of waiting for the Senate to count and
declare the vote of the late election fol-
Chief and Assistant Chief of the Nation,
swore in Judge Mays as Chief and Sam
Smith as Assistant Chief. Chief Bushy,
head was requested to peacefully vacate
which he did